01011_Administer

Administer SERVICEs:

Part I

Layout wServer -- based on key services -- shown below in the table:


	Use 'management console'

Unify server and client services	Use aDirectory The aDirectory is the hub of the wServer network.	Apply group policy

Use secure Services		Serve terminals

Use network services		Use file & print Services

Use ' 99.9% up time' services		Use application services

Integrate services		Use namespaces

	Manage 'branch offices'

Administer Windows

The client OS consists of a remote workstation meshed with a server OS.
The physical location of the server is independent of the physical location of the client.

A user on a client can log on to a server and find their desktop on the server in exactly the same situation as when the client disconnected from the server. All of the required resources used before and after the disconnect are in the same situation.

And, the available resources are transparent. This can be done because of the following resources. Administer SERVICEs in wServer:

Introduce wServer and provide guidelines to create a support strategy.
wServer provides tools like the .NET Framework, security, aDirectory and DNS Server.

The ideal operating system (OS) protects itself at every location.